De Mi Rancho A Tu Cocina

“Ask not what wine has done for you but rather what you are willing to do for some wine.” [Unsubscribe]( [Wiggin Sessions] July 07, 2022 De Mi Rancho A Tu Cocina “Ask not what wine has done for you, but rather what you are willing to do for some wine.” – Anonymous Proverb [Addison Wiggin]Dear Reader, Becoming an entrepreneur is an inscrutable challenge. You have to figure things out. Work around difficulties. Problem-solve on the fly. Will Bonner and Diego Samper are bringing Malbec from their ranch in Salta, Argentina to the Golden State. [We’ve been covering them all week for our Session](. The problem to solve: physically getting their product to your doorstep. [Click here to learn more]( The wine is sourced in the Salta region of Argentina. Then transported over the Andes mountain range to a port in Chile and floated up to Long Beach, California. Then placed in trucks and driven to wherever you are. It’s a journey. Thousands of miles of shipping before you put a glass of Bonner Private Wine to your lips. Bill Bonner, Will’s father, and I had been discussing shipping the wine down to Buenos Aires and putting them on boats in the large port there. But there were issues with trucking costs and the, ahem, people who run the ports. It was Will and Diego who realized it, taking the leap and making the whole enterprise a functional business. [Click here to learn more]( Will & Diego at La Finca Gualfin in Salta, Argentina. Here’s Will: I lived in La Finca Gualfin for three years, and I developed such a taste for it… And you'll find that once you develop a taste for the Salta Malbec, you can't really go back to Mendosa, or not too much. Salta has that extra kick. It's got that extra umph from the extreme sun and altitude condition. He fell in love with the grapes, and saw that there was a need. As far as we knew you couldn't find wine from Salta anywhere, especially not the type that we were growing. Working with Diego, we [figured out how to get the wine in a truck over the Andes mountains to a port in Chile]( and then up the Pacific coast to Los Angeles. And then eventually to the U.S. This insight is essential in developing and executing an entrepreneurial hunch into a real thing. To run a business, you need to know your niche. And know what the market needs from you. And while the money in international wines is good, “the reason why we do it is because it truly is in the winemaking process we’ve embraced here,” says Will… Vintners are really determined to express the terroir, to have the wine be really authentic to the exact place where it came from. And places at these elevations and these conditions, they only exist here. And that's why bringing wine that tastes just like that place there, being able to taste that for me living in South Florida. There's no mountain, no elevation for hundreds of miles. But I can have that. [I can experience this totally opposite place in the wine, and be able to experience it authentically](. In other words… Follow your bliss, [Addison Wiggin] Addison Wiggin Founder, The Wiggin Sessions P.S. The world’s biggest borrowers. While we’re discussing rare wine, entrepreneurship and independence this week, we always have one eye open on the market. Here’s an interesting chart from Statista.com: [Click here to learn more]( Some of the most notable debt consumers run exactly like the United States government. They borrow to continue operations. The trick is to roll the debt over at lower rates. Rolling the debt over is going to be more challenging in a rate hike environment, such as we’re in right now. The Treasury and the Fed are going to have to learn the same lesson… again. 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